How do multi-location businesses manage corporate and local website content from one platform?
Corporate owns a master version of every piece of content. Locations inherit it by default and can override only the fields you unlock — the rest stay locked.
Each piece of content has a master version owned by corporate and a local version owned by the location. Locations inherit the master by default. You decide which fields a local manager can override, promotion banner, local hours, contact details, staff bios - and which stay locked: brand logo, legal copy, master pricing. Changes at corporate flow down automatically. Changes at the location stay scoped to that location.
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